Get a sneak peek at Wonderbound’s The Seven Deadly Sins. This evening will feature a look at the new dance devised by Garrett Ammon, a glimpse at the costume creations of Rachael Kras and a listen to some of the original score imagined by Tom Hagerman. A Q&A with the artists will follow. Light appetizers.... Read More

Get out and enjoy the beautiful protected spaces that are our national parks, refuges, grasslands and forests for free! What a great way to celebrate one of America's greatest ideas. Take your love for public lands to the next level by volunteering at one of the National Public Lands Day events near you: http://www.publiclandsday.org

During In Bloom (7/18 - 10/11) at the Denver Art Museum, the Flower Studio on the first floor of the Hamilton Building will host artist demonstrations each weekend, giving visitors the opportunity to observe and interact with artists from a variety of fields including oil painting, flower arranging, crochet and perfumery. You'll certainly want to check out the whole.... Read More

Other than water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world and one of the oldest, tracing its roots (so to speak) to at least the 5th century BCE. Join Active Minds as we tell the story of tea, including the role it played in colonial empire building, the different types of tea,.... Read More

Beer is not just for drinking but cooking, too! Lose the alcohol and gain great flavors. This free class is taught by local caterer, Monica Kadillak. More info: https://www.denverlibrary.org/brewhaha

We live in an artificially-lit world that allows us to be productive 24/7, at the expense of the night sky. National parks, such as Chaco Canyon, Big Bend, and Death Valley, are havens where we can unplug and reconnect with our ancestral night skies. Using global satellite images, discover the beauty of the dark and.... Read More

Starring Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, and Lynn Redgrave. Directed by Bill Condon. “Gods and Monsters is a speculation about the last days of the director James Whale, who was open about his sexuality in an era when most homosexuals in Hollywood stayed prudently in the closet. Whale (1889-1957) directed some 21 films, but is best remembered for.... Read More

PechaKucha is a simple presentation where the speaker shows 20 images, each for 20 seconds, while speaking to the images. This informal and fun gathering will feature creative people sharing their ideas, works and thoughts around how to “Brew a Better Denver.” Come listen, learn and then participate in the post-presentation forum where you’ll get.... Read More

The Denver Center for Performing Arts transforms a corner of the Auraria campus into a “fools paradise” with their spontaneous and playful performance of Romeo and Juliet.  The cast and director will be hanging around after the performance to discuss the themes of love, tragedy and the kiss of death with the audience.  The conversation.... Read More

Enjoy a wacky and wild romp through the absurdities and curiosities of nature with art collector Mark Addison, philosopher Cori Wong, and the artists of “Jokes of Nature," the exhibition currently on display at Redline. What is Ménage à Trois? It's a dynamic program that presents three takes on the gallery's current exhibition that may include dialogue, fireside.... Read More